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A weekly updated podcast for messages given at CrossPoint Fellowship in Republic, MO. Our church meets on Sunday mornings at 10am at 1660 Hwy 60 E (in the Town East Center next to El Charro and Bair's) so grab a friend and come visit us sometime! Check us out on the web -- cpf.me -- for more information on coming to one of our services, small groups or events!
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OCF Crosspoint is a production of Officers' Christian Fellowship and is dedicated to sharing stories of military life at the intersection of faith, family & profession. Some stories will be informational, educational, inspirational...or maybe all three. OCF's vision is the military community positively impacted through Christ-like leaders. OCF engages military leaders in Biblical fellowship and growth to equip them for Christ-like service at the intersection of faith, family, and profession. ...
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We are called to be people of peace. After all, Christ is the Prince of Peace. It’s our job to pursue peace and perpetrate peace in the world. This isn’t always easy but it is necessary. Realizing the hope we have in Jesus allows us to find peace that is beyond the understanding of others. The only way to experience true peace is by accepting the f…
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Welcome back to another inspiring episode of the Post-Sermon Reflections Podcast! This week, we delve into the profound experience of spiritual adoption and what it means to transition from being distant from God to becoming a cherished member of His family. Join Brianna and her co-hosts, Liam Castle and Liam Gonzalez, as they unpack lessons from t…
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Welcome to another enlightening episode of the Post-Sermon Reflections podcast. Join Liam and Jason as they delve into meaningful discussions about the sermon titled "The Plan of Adoption" from Ephesians 1:3-10. In this episode, they unpack the powerful metaphor of adoption, illustrating the unconditional love and spiritual significance it holds, p…
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We hope for a lot of things. I hope the Chiefs win. I hope that shirt goes on sale. I hope I get a raise. Hope used in this way is fleeting and frail. The hope of the Bible is foundational and life-altering. This is the hope we have in Jesus. This is the hope secured for us by Jesus. Biblical God-inspired hope, which is what we have in Christ, is a…
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As Christians, gratitude should permeate our lives. Christians should be characterized by their expressions of gratitude. Our goal is to be distinct from non-Christians. Joy and happiness are not equal. Happiness is a measure of outer contentment. Joy is a measure of inner peace. Christians avoid needless conflict with this world. Joy is the pathwa…
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Welcome to an enlightening episode of the Post-Sermon Reflections podcast, where we bridge the gap between understanding Sunday teachings and applying them to our daily lives from Monday onwards. In this episode, Liam, Donna, and Josh dive into deep theological waters, discussing the new sermon series on adoption through a biblical lens. Join us as…
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Learning to be grateful when things don’t go our way. Few things make those without faith more angry than seeing those with faith remain faithful in the midst of trials. Choosing gratitude over grumbling is a matter of perspective. Pure gratitude doesn’t just say “thank you for the strength during my trial”, but “thank you for the strength from my …
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Welcome to another episode of the Post-Sermon Reflections Podcast, where hosts Liam and Donna explore the profound connections between Sunday's teachings and everyday life. In this episode, they delve into a sermon by Elder Chris Domenech focusing on the beauty of brotherhood and the spiritual family we have in Christ. Chris's sermon draws a moving…
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Show Notes In this bonus episode, Josh, Beth, and Corrie explore the challenges of bitterness and resentment in military marriages, highlighting the influence of faith, perspective shifts, and community support. They discuss the importance of diverse friendships, flexibility in family life, and seeking counseling. Emphasizing teamwork, Beth and Cor…
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This week kicks off a new series on giving thanks. What are some of the basics of gratefulness? Our reason for gratefulness can be firmly found in the sacrifice of Christ. We all have something to be thankful for. God’s love endures where human love ends. Gratitude is a choice solidified by habit. Christians should be characterized by their express…
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Welcome back to the Post-Sermon Reflections podcast, where we explore how to bring Sunday morning teachings into your everyday life. In this episode, hosts Liam, Donna, and Tristan delve into the rich narrative of the Book of Jonah, a short yet powerful story about a prophet's journey of reluctance, repentance, and revelation. We unravel the comple…
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OCF MINISTRY NEWS New Bible study available: Visit ocfusa.org/suffering to access this newest study, A Faithful Approach to Hardship and Suffering, on our website. GivingTuesday fundraiser: Give the gift of Christlike leadership this GivingTuesday (3 Dec.) by visiting ocfusa.org/givingtuesday and donating now. Job opening at WSS: If you would like …
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We claim to be "one nation under God" and yet our nation doesn't reflect the fruits of the Spirit. How do we influence our nation to be a beacon for the Gospel and not continue down the road of pride and sin? As Christians, we need to be praying for our Nation! We are called to be change in the world. We have a responsibility to represent Jesus in …
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Join us in this episode of the Post-Sermon Reflections Podcast as hosts Audley and Amber Mattos dive into the themes of evangelism and repentance through the lens of Jonah chapter 3. Discover how Jonah's reluctant journey to Nineveh mirrors our own challenges in sharing the gospel today. We explore the historical revival in Pyongyang in 1907 and dr…
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In this episode of the Post-Sermon Reflections podcast, Brianna and Donna delve into the depths of Jonah's story, focusing on the time he spent in the belly of the great fish. As part of their ongoing Jonah series, they explore the themes of desperation, prayer, and God's incredible sovereignty. The hosts discuss the importance of understanding wha…
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Join us for an insightful episode of the Post-Sermon Reflections podcast as we delve into the first chapter of Jonah. Alongside guest Liam Castle, we explore Jonah's mission, his reluctance to share God's message with the Assyrians, and the supernatural storm that changed everything. We discuss the themes of sacrifice and redemption, comparing Jona…
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Chapter 9 and 10 show the natural response to the Goodness of God - celebration. We must celebrate the goodness of God and praise him for all he has done. You need not worry about what the enemy has planned for you. Just have faith that the reverse is going to occur. God influences others through your trials and impending victories. Motivation matt…
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Welcome to the latest episode of the Post Sermons Reflections Podcast, where we explore how to integrate Sunday teachings into everyday living. Join us as we delve into the book of Jonah with our guests, Donna and Audley, examining the challenges of aligning our identities with the love of Jesus and living on a gospel mission. In this episode, we d…
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Show Notes OCF MINISTRY NEWS Job opening at the U.S. Coast Guard Academy: Contact PK Carlton (pk.carlton@ocfusa.org) or Marci Morris (marci.morris@ocfusa.org) for more info, or visit ocfusa.org/job-openings to learn more about and apply for the opening at USCGA. Applications are open until 31 Oct. In His Service Retreat for women in uniform: Visit …
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Welcome back to the Post-Sermon Reflections Podcast! In this episode, hosts Brianna and Liam continue their exploration of the book of Jonah, focusing on the theme of spiritual storms. They discuss how Jonah's journey and the storms he faced serve as a metaphor for the spiritual trials we encounter in our lives. Brianna and Liam delve into the conc…
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Esther continues to lay herself at the king’s feet, this time for the rescue of the Jews. In Chapter 8 we see that God not only hears his people, and spares his people, but blesses his people. This is God at work to bring about the redemption of his people. that God’s redemption isn’t simply about removing bad but replacing it with better. In this …
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Haman’s evil deeds are brought to light. God’s people will not be wiped out by the evil plans of others. Haman brought his destruction on himself, and again we see God’s work from the beginning. Esther shows us the way in which we should approach the Lord - with humility and hope. God sees, he hears, and he moves. A lack of appreciation for our ble…
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Welcome back to another episode of the Post-Sermons Reflections Podcast, where we help you apply Sunday morning learning to Monday morning living as we connect others to the love of Jesus and help them live on gospel mission. This week, Liam is joined by Jason and Audley to discuss the latest sermon on Jonah. Jonah, a patriotic prophet, is asked by…
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Mordecai saved the king and Haman wanted to kill Mordecai. This chapter shows us the difference between those that seek to bring glory to themselves versus those who seek to serve the greater good. The invisible providence of God is at work when the rest of the world is sleeping. I don’t believe in coincidence, luck, or happy accidents. I do subscr…
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Welcome back to another episode of the Post-Sermon Reflections Podcast, where we help you apply Sunday morning learning to Monday morning living. Join Liam, Audley, and Jason as they dive into Elder Marc's recent sermon on the contrasting lives of Matthew the tax collector and Simon the Zealot, both before and after they met Christ. Audley shares h…
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In this episode, COL Andy MacLean, USA (Ret.), the coordinator for Latin America at the Association for Christian Conferences, Teaching and Services (ACCTS (https://accts.org/)), discusses the mission of ACCTS and its work in developing Christian leaders in the armed forces worldwide. He shares his experiences working with military communities in L…
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Esther risks her life to save others. But throughout the entirety of this book, we see God preparing her for this moment. And so it shouldn’t be any surprise that it works in her favor. This moment shows both the continued providence of God as well as the power of prayer and fasting. While we may be fearful of approaching earthly kings, we never ha…
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Welcome back to another episode of the Post-Sermons Reflections Podcast, where we help you apply Sunday morning learning to Monday morning living, as we connect others to the love of Jesus and help them live on gospel mission. Liam is joined by his friend Donna, who shares insights on the life of Jacob DeShazer, a WWII pilot whose journey from rage…
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OCF MINISTRY NEWS Fort Knox OCF update: Continue praying for the ROTC cadets as they’ve returned to their campuses and begun new semesters. To learn more about and/or get involved with OCF’s ROTC ministry, visit ocfusa.org/rotc Connected print newsletters: If you don’t receive this biannual piece in your mailbox this fall, be sure to update your in…
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Mordecai becomes the villain but, because of God’s providence, he has an opportunity to rescue his people. He just Needs Esther to speak to the king, which could cost her her life. It’s okay to grieve for what’s been lost, even if it was given away for the right reasons. Grief without a plan leads to aimless wandering instead of purposeful progress…
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Welcome to another episode of the Post-Sermon Reflections Podcast! In this special episode, hosts Liam and Brianna celebrate the four-year anniversary of their church with a lively discussion on the recent sermon from Acts 11:26-30. Join them as they explore the themes of generosity, stewardship, and the dangers of complacency in faith. Brianna rec…
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They say if you live long enough, you either die a hero or live long enough to see yourself become the villain. Mordecai manages to experience both happenings in very quick succession. This passage shows us that you can do the right thing and have very different outcomes for your actions. Time reveals that God has Mordecai in this position as part …
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Welcome to another episode of the Post-Sermons Reflections Podcast! In this episode, hosts Liam Gonzalez and Liam Castle, along with their guest Amber, dive deep into the significance of baptism and the transformative power it holds for believers. They explore the symbolic and spiritual aspects of baptism, emphasizing its role as an act of obedienc…
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Welcome to another episode of the Post-Sermons Reflections Podcast, where we help you apply Sunday morning learning to Monday morning living, as we connect others to the love of Jesus and help them live on gospel mission. Join Liam, Donna, and Jason as they tackle a profoundly theological question from the "River of Doubt" sermon series: Can you lo…
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Esther, in a series of fortunate events, finds herself in the favor of Hegai, leader of the harem. She shows through these events her God-given ability to listen to wisdom which leads to her being chosen as the new queen, ultimately saving her people. When our tempers control us, regret can’t take away the damage we cause. Good men raise good child…
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The king is a jerk and Vashti wasn’t willing to play his game. While she is punished, the Bible doesn’t speak against her actions. Still, this moment is used by God to rescue his people. Riches, wealth, and status don’t make a man. God’s purpose was being fulfilled through earthly failure. Sometimes justified actions are met with unjust consequence…
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Welcome back to another episode of the Post-Sermon Reflections Podcast, where we help you apply Sunday morning learning to Monday morning living as we connect others to the love of Jesus and help them live on gospel mission. In this episode, Brianna and Donna delve into Pastor Brennan's sermon on Micah chapter three, addressing the pressing issue o…
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Show Notes In this bonus episode of OCF Crosspoint, podcast host Josh Jackson continues his discussion with CH(CPT) Michael Will, USA (Ret.), focusing on the theme of hardship and suffering. The conversation delves into defining suffering, recognizing its various sources—such as persecution, sin, and the actions of others—and understanding its impa…
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Noble women focus on eternal things, seek to serve the eternal king, and live with the goal of pleasing him. Noble women seek to serve others as a service to the Lord. Noble women are Christ-Centered, not self-centered. Noble women do not concern themselves with earthly outcomes in favor of heavenly outcomes. Noble women let the true Gospel rule th…
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Welcome to another episode of the Post-Sermon Reflections Podcast, where we connect Sunday morning learning to Monday morning living. In this episode, hosts Brianna and Liam tackle a challenging question from Pastor Brennan's sermon on doubt: "If God is all-powerful and always good, why is there so much evil in the world?" Brianna and Liam dive int…
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Show Notes OCF MINISTRY NEWS New hires; jobs still available on OCF team: While couples have stepped forward to fill open positions at USMA and USCGA on an interim basis, the application window at both West Point and the Coast Guard Academy is now extended to 31 October with an expected start date in the summer of 2025. To learn more and apply, vis…
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Welcome back to another episode of the Post-Sermon Reflections Podcast, where we help you apply Sunday morning learning to Monday morning living. In this episode, Brianna and Audley dive into a heavy and complex topic: "Is God guilty of genocide?" based on the sermon from Deuteronomy 20:10-18. They discuss the difficult instructions given to the Is…
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Noble women are constantly aware of pride and selfishness and strive to think of others more. Noble women understand that humility only adds to their strengths and is in no way a weakness. Noble women understand that God is in control so they don’t need the credit. Noble women understand that God values their humility more than their accomplishment…
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Welcome back to another episode of the Post-Sermon Reflections Podcast, where we help you apply Sunday morning learning to Monday morning living, as we connect others to the love of Jesus and help them live on gospel mission. In today's episode, hosts Donna and Audley dive into the concept of disenculturation, which is the process of differentiatin…
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Bodies deteriorate, persons develop. Invest in that which lasts. Women must understand that their worth is not tied in any way, shape or form to their bodies. Beauty and physical charm aren’t bad, but they fade. Noble women are judged by that which is eternal, not that which is temporary. Noble women don’t let the world set beauty standards on thei…
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Welcome back to another episode of the Post-Sermon Reflections Podcast, where we help you apply Sunday morning learning to Monday morning living, as we connect others to the love of Jesus and help them live on gospel mission. My name is Brianna, and I'm joined by my friend and co-host, Liam. This episode dives into the heavy-hitting themes from our…
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The noble woman speaks faithfully, loving others with Godly wisdom, boldness, and kindness as a faithful “completer” of others. Noble women deliver wisdom for the betterment of others. A faithful speaker understands that the truth ultimately causes less harm than appeasing others. One of the greatest things that a wife can do for her husband is tel…
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Welcome back to another episode of the Post-Sermon Reflections Podcast, where we help you apply Sunday morning learning to Monday morning living as we connect others to the love of Jesus and help them live on gospel mission. My name is Liam Castle, and I am joined by my friend Donna Hull. In this episode, Donna recaps Pastor Brennan's sermon titled…
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